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1 On The nside Candidates invited to campus... page 5 Tilogy eview... page 7 Vol. V, No.2 seving the note dame -st. may's community Wednesday, Septembe 6, 972 Eleven die ld Olympic tagedy Teoisn nas Munich gajnes (cl 972 New Yok Times Tunis, Tunisia -- Tunisia today tentatively offeed to accept saeli hostages fom the Palestinian Commandos in Munich if the possibility aose. A govenment spokesman said that Tunisia would not say no to the pesence of saeli hostages on Tunisian soil if such an eventuality pesented itself and if such a equest wee made to Tunisia. The spokesman descibed the act of teoism as "an act of despai on the pat of the victims of injustice who ae foced to make thei voices head by such egettable a?d deploable means." Rome -- The talian police inceased secuity measues at aipots and fontie points today following the teoist attack on the saeli compound at the Olympic Games in Munich. Howeve, secuity offices hee said they had no evidence that the teoist commandos in Munich had been opeating fom a logistic base in taly. nvestigatos hee ae still seaching fo a clandestine opeational base of Aab extemists that is believed to exist in Rome. Membes of diplomatic, tade and cultual missions of vaious Aab states and many Aabs living hee ae known to have been placed unde disceet suveillance. The pobe into a suspected Aab undegound netwok in Rome was stepped up afte an unsuccessful plot last month to blow up an saeli ailines afte take-off fom Rome aipot. by David Binde (c) 972 New Yok Times Munich. Wednesday, Sept. 6-Eleven saeli Olympic athletes and fou Aab teoists wee killed yesteday in a 23-hou dama that began with an invasion of the Olympic Village by the Aabs. Seventeen hous late, fou Aab teoists wee killed in an exchange of gunfie with West Geman police at an aipot and a fifth commited suicide, afte the Aabs attempted to fly to Caio with thei hostages. At least thee othe teoists wee found wounded in the Olympic Village whee they had been esisted by knife-wielding saelis. The dama ended at the Fustenfekdbuch aipot, some 5 miles to the southwest of the Olympic Village. The Aab teoists and thei hostages had been flown thee in two helicoptes, shotly afte 0 p.m. lo_cal_ time. teoists demand plane At the aipot was a Boeing 707 of Lufthansa, the West Geman ailine, which the attackes had demanded to take them to Caio with the hostages they planned to hold fo the elease of 250 Aab teoists being held in sael. Two of the teoists, with thei automatic ifles, walked about 70 yads fom the helicoptes to the plane. Then they etuned to pick up the thee othe Aabs and the hostages. On the way to the plane, West Geman shapshootes opened fie fom the dakness beyond the pools of light at the aipot. The Aabs etuned the fie. Amy. units sent up flaes, bathing the whole aea in light. The fist two saelis wee killed ealy Tuesday moning when Aab commandos, amed with automatic ifles, boke into the quates of the saeli team and seized nine othe as hostages, all of whom wee killed in the aipot shootout between the Aabs and Geman policemen and soldies. The bloodshed bought suspension of the Olympic Games and ealy this moning thee was doubt about when the intenational competition would be esumed. policeman also killed n addition to the slain saelis and Aabs, a Geman policeman was killed and a helicopte pilot was citically wounded. Thee Aabs wee wounded. Thee wee some epots that two of the hostages said to have been killed might still be alive. "t is a dim hope," said D. Buno Mek, the nteio Ministe of Bavaia, "but am skeptical on this point." The bloodbath at the aipot that ended at a.m. today, came afte long hous of negotiation between Gemans and Aabs at the saeli quates in the Olympic Village in which the Aabs demanded that sael elease 250 impisoned Aab teoists. Finally the West Geman foces supplied the helicoptes to tanspot the Aabs and thei saeli hostages to the aipot whee all wee to be flown to Caio. Befoe the violence ended, the Aab actions wee denounced by United Nations Secetay Geneal Kut Waldheim, Pesident Nixon and his bemoeatic Pesidential advesay, Senato Geoge F. McGoven. (continued on page 2) l l Administative shuffle aks ND summe by Ed Ellis Obseve Associate Edito Administative changes at Note Dame this yea bing a shuffled lineup to the Office of the Vice Pesident fo Student Affais and a new, feminine look to the Office of the Povost. Univesity Vice-Pesident and Geneal Counsel Philip J. Faccenda took chage of the Student Affais office June fo a one yea tem as Acting Vice-Pesident and immediately eaanged the oles of the "cental staff" in the office. Student Activities The majo switch bings fome assistant dean of 'students D. Robet Ackeman to the position of Diecto of Student Activities, fomely held by Rev. James Shilts, C.S.C., who will now handle administative details fo the office. Rev. Thomas Chambes, C.S.C., fome Diecto of Student Faccenda Residences, held the Studnt Activities post fo pat of the summe, but esigned to complete doctoate studies at Note Dame in Highe Education Administation. Ackeman will handle special pojects and will be esponsible fo most administative dealings with student oganizations. He has a Ph.D. in student pesonnel wok, the only peson in the Note Dame office with such a degee. S. John Miiam and Sue Robets Rev. James T. Butchaell, C.S.C., Univesity Povost, will have S. John Miiam Jones, ecipient of a Ph.D. in Micobiology fom Note Dame, as an assistant to the Povost. S. John Miiam will also teach Micobiology. Ms. Walte G. Robets, of Edwadsbug, Michigan, a membe of the Advisoy Committee on Coeducation, will assist S. John Miiam, whose "Cental esponsibility" is to insue a smooth tansition to coeducation. Sue Robets descibed the ole of the additions in F. Butchaell's office as "helping out." "n shot " she said "We must find the pedple who ned help, not just the people in Badin and Walsh, but the people all ove the campus. Then we must plan ahead so that these and othe poblems will not happen again." Student Affais--Housing The job of Diecto of Student Residences has been split between S. John Miiam Rev. James Riehle, C.S.C., who continues as Dean of Students, and Rev. James Flannigan, C.S.C., who now has, in the wods of Faccenda, "the halls as his aea of cental esponsibility." Unde this system, Resident Assistants ae esponsible to thei ectos alone, instead of to the Diecto of Student Residences. The ectos, in tun, ae esponsible to F. Flannigan. F. Riehle is esponsible fo oom placements. Ms. Jeanne Swatz, wife of Economics Pofesso Thomas Swatz, joins the Student Affais staff in an official capacity as an assistant to the Vice-Pesident. Faccenda noted that she has been woking fo the office in an unofficial capacity fo some time, and he said that this appointment was just ecognizing an existing situation. Campus Ministy Diecto Rev. William Toohey, C.S.C., has the only nob in the student affais aea that is unchanged, and even he has added a woman to the campus ministy. S. Jane Pitts, C.S.J., assistant ecto of Walsh Hall, has joined the staff, becoming the fist woman eve in the Note Dame Campus Ministy. Student Affais--Oganization The new Student Affais office will use a hoizontal oganization patten, accoding to Faccenda. This means that all majo decisions will be discussed by the entie cental staff, which consists of Faccenda, Flannigan, Shilts, Ackeman, Riehle, Toohey and Swatz. Faccenda noted that if a concensus cannot be eached by the cental staff, "'ll have to take the ball and un with it myself." Faccenda himself will etain his position as Vice-Pesident and Geneal Counsel in addition to his tempoay duties as Student Affais head. This situation is the esult of the failue of the Vice Pesidential Seach Committee to find a suitable eplacement fo Rev. Thomas Blantz, C.S.C., who etied at the end of last yea. Pospects fo elief Faccenda. said he expects. a eplacement to be found by the end of this semeste, if not soone. The new VP would take ove next June. Faccenda, himself a membe of the Seach Committee, commented, " can assue you that will be the most active membe of the committee." Reaction Reaction fom student leades to Faccenda 's appomtment and to the eoganization in geneal has been favoable. Student Body Pesident and self-poclaimed Pime Move Bob Kesten was busy gilwatching and unavailable fo comment, but his Executive Coodinato, Dennis Etienne, volunteeed that the move seemed "excellent." Faccenda, he said, "seems quite efficient as an administato, and he doesn't give students the un-aound!ike so many people aound hee." Reseach and Development Commissione Jim Clake said, "Faccenda has a eputation among students fo knowing what's going on and how to get things done. t's good to see someone like this in student affais. t's long ovedue, but guess this is as good a yea as any to begin." Clake also said he was pleased with D. Ackeman's appointment to Diecto of Student Activities. Ackeman l

2 2 the obseve.,...,. "' Wednesday, Septembe 6, 972 "..... wald biefs (c) 972 New Yok Times "' -. San Clemente. Calif. -- The White House announcef'that Pesident Nixon's national secuity adviso, D. Heny Kissinge, would visit the Soviet Union ealy next week fo talks with Communist Paty Chief Leonid Bezhnev and othe Kemlin leades. Enoute to Moscow, Kissinge is stopping ove in West Gemany to confe with Chancello Willy Bandt as well as with the heads of the Chistian Democatic opposition in Bonn. Los Angeles-- Visibly elated by the esponse of Labo Day cowds, Sen. Geoge McGoven took his campaign fo the White House to the Pesident's home state of Califonia, shapening his attacks on the Nixon administation as he went. Following a visit to a food-distibution cente fo the unemployed in Seattle, the Democatic candidate flew to Los Angeles fo a mass ally. llaisbug. Pa. --The Rev. Philip Beigan was sentenced in Fedeal Distict Cout to fou concuent two-yea pison tems fo smuggling lettes out of the Lewisbug Penitentiay. He and seven othes had oiginally been accused of plotting to kidnap Pesidential adviso Heny Kissinge, but the juy was deadlocked on those chages and the govenment confimed afte sentencing that it would not pess them again. an campus taday 8:00 am--classes begin 8:00 pm--semina, theology and community sevices semina, libay lounge. thusday 4:00 pm--semina, john. magee, adiation chemisty in the 70's. 4:00 pm--oientation, amy otc oientation, libay auditoium and lounge. at nd-smc Shuttle bus schedules Shuttle bus sevice between the campuses of St. May's and Note Dame will esume today, accoding to the office of the Dean of Administation. The sevice will again offe expess and local buses as it did last yea. The expesses will leave fom Nieuwland Science Hall and Moeau Paking Lot with stops at the Gotto and Madaleva Hall. The Dean's office equested that students without back to back classes at St. May's and Note Dame use the local buses instead of tge expesses. "Expesses ae scheduled to insue that a student with back-to-back classes on opposite campuses will not be late fo class." The schedule fo the expesses is: MWF AM 7:40 SMC 7:50 ND 8:00 SMC 8:55 9:05 9:58 0:05 0:50 ND :05 :5 MWF PM :05 2:08 2:5 2:50 ND 3:00 SMC 3:3 ND 3:20 4:5 SMC T'H AM 7:40 SMC 7:50 ND 8:53 SMC 9:00 ND 9:20 9:30 9:58 0:50 :00 T'H PM 2:50 SMC :00 :0 :0 2:35 2:45 ND 3:0 ND 3:20 SMC 4:00 ND 4:0 SMC ND--Depats fom Note Dame Campus Only SMC--Depats fom St. May's Campus Only The local sevice will depat fom each campus at appoximately 5 minute intevals beginning at 8:0a.m. fom Note Dame and 8:25 fom Saint May's until 2:30 a.m. daily except Fiday, Satuday, and Sunday. The schedule fo these thee days will be: Fiday 8:0 to 2:30 Satuday 2:00 to 2:30 Sunday 2:00 to 2:30 Afte 6:00p.m. on weekdays and all day on Satuday and Sunday, a 0 cent fae wilj be in effect. WE SERVCE ALL MAKES MPORTED & DOMESTC -BCYCLES- MDDLE WEGHTS LGHT WEGHTS RACNG 3 SPEED--S SPEED--0 SPEED--TANDEMS Ameican Japanese Fench English f you wee elected King Wouldn't you want you mom to know all about it? (send The Obseve home) hee's how OBSERVER. Addess jjj Sent by BOX Q NOTRE DRME, ND Addess Renewal?D ew subsciption?[]

3 THE OBSERVER Hall enovations Wednesday, Septembe 6, 972 Page 3 Badin &.. Walsh enovated Men continue to wok on impoving Badin and Walsh Halls. One addition is the new spotlights above. by Atie Quinn Obseve Staff Repote The majo enovations undetaken this summe in Badin and Walsh Halls should be completed within a week. Accoding to -F. Jeome Wilson, vice-pesident fo business affais, the paintes ae touching up while wok on the fie escapes and ain spouts ae being completed. The cost fo the changes in the women's doms wee oiginally estimated at $40,000. The final total which should be known by the fist of Novembe should not be too fa fom that figue. F. Wilson asseted, "The $40,000 is cetainly going to be spent and the cost might go as high as $50,000 fo the two buildings." The list of the majo enovations included day beds (22 fo Badin - 24 fo Walsh), new blankets built-in wadobes fo each oom, a desse fo each esident, new towel bas, safety chains fo each students's doo, new outside doos, new locks on ooms, new sections of fie escapes, new fie doos leading to the fie escapes, a complete paint job, new laundy ooms. Medicine cabinets and new sinks wee placed in Badin. Badin's font poch was ebuilt and Walsh ecived new ainspouts. Also, uinals wee emoved and eplaced by sinks, mios and all lights in both doms. Thee ae no plans fo any othe majo changes fo eithe hall in the nea futue unless the women initiate a plan of thei own., j Students also on boad SMC names new egents boad by Maia Gallaghe St. May's Edito Six new membes have been added to St. May's Boad of Regents, fomely called the Boad of Tustees, and a seventh will be chosen sometime in the nea futue. F. John P. Whalen of Oneonta, New Yok, has been named vicechaiman of the boad, eplacing William Cahill of Chicago, who esigned his post duing the mege dispute. Othe new boad membes ae Chales ngold, vice-pesident of the Wulitze company; D. Stanley J. dzeda, Pesident of the College of St. Benedict; D. Edwad Heny, Pesident of St. May's; Ms. Timothy P. Galvin, J. of Munste, ndiana; and Ms. Jean Seymou, St. May's student body pesident. The faculty will elect a epesentative to the boad soon afte the fall tem begins. S. Katheine Fancis Fod, C.S.C. fom Dunbaton College in Washington, D.C. succeeds Mothe M. Olivette Whalen to the chaimanship of the boad. S. Geald Hatney, C.S.C. and P. Jodan Hamel etain thei posts as secetay and teasue espectively. The pesent boad stuctue is nine lay pesons, six Holy Coss sistes, and one piest. The pevious aangement was eight sistes, one piest, and five laymen. Membeship in the new boad is flexible, and may gow up to foty membes. Pesident Heny speculated that it would ultimately each that limit, but only afte a numbe of yeas. Boad membeship will also be otated, with membes initially assigned to one, two, o thee yea tems. Membes of the old boad who did not etun ae William Cahill, F. Neil McClusky, S.J., and S. Alma Clae Stoeckinge, C.S.C. Cahill yesteday commented on the diection he now sees St. May's taking. " hope that St. May's will do vey well," Cahill said. " have always held the faculty and the school as a whole in high egad." Cahill emphasized that he haboed "no had feelings" since leaving the boad, although it was due to a pofound diffeence in philosophy. Appaently that philosophy has changed, he obseved, in the incopoation of the college and the estuctuing of the boad. n efeence to the temination of the mege, Cahill believes that SMC will be hut in time by inceased women inollment at Note Dame. Howeve, he paised the action of Pesident Heny in his push fo incopoation-an issue which Cahill himself had pesonally suppoted fo the past 0 yeas. " haven't kept in vey close touch with the college since left the boad," Cahill said, "but appaently he's doing a fine job-his fist few steps have been in the ight diection." Heny was optimistic in his outlook fo the coming yea. n a lette sent to students ove the summe, he states: "... we hope that this move, plus the full epesentation of students on the planning committees... will fulfill in a moe concete way the concept of "community govenment" that has been tossed aound so fequently in ecent yeas." n a moe ecent inteview, Heny indicated he was "pleased with the pogessive attitude of students towad expeiential education and poposed new D. Heny majos." "Changes cannot come ovenight," Heny emaked, "but the pocesses have been ceated so that changes can be effected. That is the fist and, believe, the most impotant step of all.",,,,,,,

4 Wednesday, Septembe 6, 972 Povost names depatment heads Five new depatment chaimen highlight the list of 57 new faculty membes eleased by the office of the Povost. William Ceny will assume a pofesso's position and hold the chaimanship of the music depatment. The depatment of achitectue will now be headed by Pofesso Ambose M. Richadson. Thee new militay men will move into chaiman's slots in Ai Foce, Militay, and Naval Science Depatments. Colonel Joseph Falvey will be in chage of the Ai Foce, Colonel Alvin Gendon will head the Militay, and the Naval Commande will be Captain William McLean. Also new to the ROTC divisions will be Majo Alexande Cochan <Militay Science), Majo Thomas Dalzell <Naval Science), Lt. Cmd. Kenneth Denbow (Naval Science), Cmd. Robet Gennette (Naval Science), Captain Howad Hanson <Ai Foce Science), and Captain Donald Weime (Militay Science). Othe new faculty appointments wee: Adam S. Anold (Finance), Caig J. Benham (Mathematics), Kaen L. Begwall (Feshman Yea), John J. Benado <Management>, Fank E. Booke <Law School>, Vittoia Bosco (Moden and Classical Lang.). Owen E. Bady (English), John Lewis M. Pekey (Radiation S. Bennan (Cente fo Study of Laboatoy), Rev. Claude E. Man), William G. Buton Pomeleau CSC (Govenment), <Biology), Vivina R. Canino Allan L. Pot (Mathematics), Rev. (Achitectue Rome Pogam), Albet B. Chu <Mathematics), William F. Pesley <Feshman Yea(, Howad L. Reite Siste Miiam P. Cooney CSC <Govenment), Joseph G. (Mathematics). Judity M. Dahe (Moden and Classical Lang.), Paula May Dawning <Feshman Yea), David G. Donovan (Libay), James A. Duncan (Chemisty), Msg. John J. Egan (Theology), Lay J. Gestein <Mathematics). Noman J. Giadot (Theology), Rev. Eugene F. Goski CSC <Theology), Alexande J. Hahn <Mathematics), William J. Heisle <Management>, Gail A. Hendon <Libay), Rev. James E. Kelly CSC <Sociology>. Robet L. Keby <Histoy), Siste Madonna C. Kolbenschlag (English), James J. Lopach (Govenment), Elded H. MacDonell NO (Aeospace and Mechanical Eng.), Louis Mackenzie, J. <Moden and Classical Lang.), Rev. William N. Matthews CSC (Feshman Yea). Caole Elizabeth Mooe <Histoy), David Mogan (Biology), Joseph A. Neisendofe <Mathematics), Thomas L. Nowak (Chemisty), Rev. Mavin R. O'Connell (Histoy), William T. Onoato <London Law Pogam). Jazz pogam undeway hee at Washington Hall A new pogam in jazz education is being inauguated this fall at Note Dame unde the diection of the Rev. Geoge Wiskichen, C.S.C. The fist phase of the pogam will be the oganization of a big jazz band a the uniesity. Membeship in the Univesity Jazz Band is open to any student who is inteested in jazz expeience. Auditions will be held on Fiday, Septembe 8th at 7:00p.m. at the Band Room in Washington Hall. Accoding to the diecto, the music to be pefomed in this fist phase of the pogam will be of a jazz and jazz-ock natue with an emphasis on impovisation. Late planned developments include small combo wok and impovisation wokshops. Fathe Wiskichen comes to the univesity with a long backgound in educational jazz and a nationwide eputation fo wok in this field. His pevious jazz bands fom Note Dame High School in Niles, llinois have been highlights of NO's Collegiate Jazz Festival fo the past 2 yeas and he has witten extensively on coeducational jazz in Down Beat and in othe publications. With this new pogam it is planned that Note Dame will not only host the pemie college jazz festival in the sping but will also be solidly epesented among the festival paticipants. Students with conflicts fo the audition time can contact Fathe Wiskichen ( ) fo futhe infomation. 20% ove goal Rushton, J. (At). Thomas J. Schleeth (Ameican Studies), Alfed A. Susu (Chemical Eng.), Robet Wilken (Theology), James L. Wittenbach (Accountancy). Summa dive tops $62 million nak The Univesity of Note Dame's most ambitious development pogam has finished 20 pe cent ove its 52 million goal. The five-yea capital gifts campaign, called "Summa," ended June 30 with gifts and commitments totaling 62.4 million dollas fom 32,29 individuals, copoations and foundations. Special note was made of alumni giving in which 24,379 pesons made commitments aveaging,036 dollas - moe than double what Note Dame alumni had aveaged duing the last capital gifts effot. A beatdown by souce of giving showed 32.3 million dollas fom individuals, including 7.3 million dollas fom paents; 2.4 million dollas fom bequests, including the campaign's lagest gift of 9.6 million dollas fom the estate of Eastman Kodak Stockholde Floence Dailey of Rocheste, Potestant awad given Hesbugh Rev. The?loe M. Hesbugh, C.S.C.., pesident of theunivesity of Note Dame, and Chancello Willy Bandt of West Gemany ae the fist ecipients of the newly established Reinhold Niebuh Awads. The two wee announced in June along with the establishment of a fund honoing the Potestant theologian and autho who died in June, 97 Niebuh had taught fo many yeas at New Yok's Union TheologicalSeminay, and the fund sponsoed oy fiends and colleagues wll suppot annual awads to pesons whose contibution in the aeas of social justice, public life o wold affais exemplify his commitments. N.Y.; 9.6 million dollas fom Foundations, and 8 million dollas fom copoations,includingone of the lagest copoate unesticted gifts to a Univesity - million dollas fom Gulf and Westen ndusties. A SOUND OFFER - TWA - Tans Wold Ailines wei comes you to Note Dame and St. May's. Fo infomation egading goup tavel, youth cods, Getaway cedit cods, and flight schedules, call Don Sheehan at Make money "epplng" an Ohio-based distibuto of famous name audio nd steeo equipment on you campus. Eveybody likes music, so you job eally easy. You un you own thing and ean good bead f you do t nght.. 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5 Candidates invited to ND by Don Ruane The Pesidential candidates o thei unning mates have been invited to Note Dame at thei convenience this fall to discuss the campaign issues. No eply has been eceived fom eithe the Democatic headquates of Sen. Geoge McGoven, o the Republican headquates of Pesident Nixon, accoding to Helen Hoinski, secetay to Univesity Pesident Theodoe M. Hesbugh. F. Hesbugh extended the invitations in lettes Aug. 28, as pat of a pesonal tadition he began at the beginning of his caee as pesident in 952. 'We have done this fo the past twenty yeas, including the top candidates fom both paties, so that ou students might be moe awae of the histoic ea though which we ae passing in an election vea, F. Hesbugh wote. He added a pinch of political spice when he eminded the candidates that most students now have the ight to vote, and the impotance of thei voting intelligently and conscientiously whateve thei political choice. While ndiana is not a paticulaly impotant state <it had distict electoal votes, and two at lage electoal votes in 968) thee is anothe eason besides the youth vote that might attact one of both candidates. That is the Catholic vote. Combine the two factos and Note Dame becomes a athe logical place fo a candidate to speak. Thee is yet anothe n ason. albeit mino, which might pove the chance of Geoge!\k<;oven o his unningmate l'isiting the campus. n 968 F. h shugh taveled to Pais to pesent the Laetae Medal to the then Ambassado to. Fance McGoven Sagent Shive. Shive has visited the South Bend aea seveal times. and is consideed 'a fiend of the aea, by one county Democatic official. F. Hesbugh has met with modeate success in attacting majo politicians to the campus in election yeas. Nixon came afte his election as Vice Pesident; Heny Cabot Lodge was given a bief eception as a VP candidate; Adlai Stevenson and Hay' Tuman, came to town as pesidential candidates; William Mille and Edmund Muskie came as Vice Pesidential candidates, and both John and Robet Kennedy came duing the pimay season of thei campaigns. Nixon Sen. Edwad Kennedy and Sen. Edmund Muskie ae unde consideation. but no invitations have been made as yet. The committee met yesteday moning but it is still in 'just the talkative stage." and "nothing has gone out of the county yet," Doan said. The committee's pimay choice is pobably Sen. Kennedy, although Sen. Muskie 'is a good name in this aea, accoding to Doan, because of the stong Polish and woking class blcock. Doan said he did not think this aea is eady fo McGoven, and temed F. Hesbugh's invitation a fomality. Howeve, he did encouage young people to egiste, and quoted the following thought fo the day: 'Votes who stay away fom the polls this fall will play a big pat in picking the wong candidate." The St. Joseph's County Democats ae also consideing seveal political leades fo a speaking invitation. County Chaiman W. Joseph Doan said yesteday that Sen.Tom Eagleton, ent a efigeato says When it comes to pianos. we will do just about anything. f we con't do it. we will ty to find someone who does. Call me now fo an appointment ''Piano Pete" u.s. 20 Osceola, ndiana Quality Tuning and Repaiing NEED A CHEST OF ORA WERS? BUY T UNPANTED.. SAVE /2 OR MORE! HOW ABOUT A RUG? BG SAVNGS ON ALL SZES! Complete Selection of NEWEST STYLES AND COLORS! JUST ABOUT EVERYTHNG N BOOKCASES, CHESTS, RECORD CABNETS, END TABLES.. YOU NAME T "SERVNG NOTRE DAME SNCE 948" WLLAM'S RUGS and UNPANTED FURNTURE AND NOTRE DAME STUDENT UNON AT THE OLD FELDHOUSE also at 2609 SOUTH MCHGAN STREET, SOUTH BEND and 27 EAST McKNLEY (U.S. 20), MSHAWAKA COLD DRNKS CE CUBES SNACKS FRE! DELVERY Bii-28 RGBT N YOUR ROOM!,, call DOW,,,, fo the whole yea The pefect solution fo late night snacks, study beaks, and even a whole meal... save money... no moe vending machines to gobble up you funds... save time... it's ight in you own oom... ent one fo the whole yea fo only pennies pe day... even less... when cost is split with you oommate... appoved by the univesity fo in-oom use... compact... lightweight... handsome walnut exteio has a beautiful funitue appeaance... doubles as a table... quick feezing... can feeze up a new tay of lage size ice cubes in only 45 minutes... holds ove 36 cans of canned dinks... if unit fails call epesentative fo immediate eplacement.. fee pick up and delivey included in ental fee... limited supply - call now to eseve you unit today!.. FOR FREE DELVERY o only $22.50 pe semeste (based upon yealy ates) sponsoed by ALPHA PH OMEGA & THE STUDENT UNON OF NOTRE DAME Box 639 Note Dame, ndiana APO pofits will be donated to Siste Maita Day School,,,,,..

6 THE OBSERVER AN NDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER News: Editoial: Business: John Abowd Edito-in-chief Don Ruane Executive Edito Editoials pinted in The Obseve eflect the opinion of the wite, on behalf of the editoial boad. Columns eflect the opinion of the individual wite; they ae not to be taken as editoial comment. Dan Thonton Business Manage Joe Butle Advetising Manage '.' \ -" \.... Wednesday, Septembe 6, 972 Welcome changes f f, One of the tuest expessions eve utteed on this campus olled off the tongue of one of the inhabitants of the administation building. "Student affais is the aea Note Dame has scewed up the longest and hadest." Thee is impessive evidence fo this statement. Although the ceation of the post of Vice Pesident fo Student Affais was a move in the ight diection, the office has been held fo the past two yeas on a tempoay basis. As acting VP F. Thomas Blantz an an ad hoc show. Fiftythee people wee diectly esponsible to him. As an ex-officio membe of the Student Life Council he also held veto powe ove any of the SLC's decisions. The veto was not flaunted but on seveal occasions F. Blantz made it vey clea that he intended to ignoe the council's decision. On and Off The seach committee fo a new VP fo Student Affais has been meeting off and on fo moe than five months and thee is still no ecommendation fo the position, but the new Acting VP has eoganized the office so completely that it's nealy impossible to ecognize. n fact, you can't even find it if you go looking in the old student cente offices; it's moved to 309 in the Administation building. Philip Faccenda accepted the position of Acting VP on the condition that he could make "a few basic changes." "Basic changes" is an undestatement. Only six people ae diectly esponsible to Faccenda, whose pemanent position as Vice Pesident and Geneal Counsel aleady epesents a heavy buden. These six people, accoding to Faccenda, fom the cental decision-making committee. The esponsibilities of each assistant e now vey clea. F. James Flanigan is in chage of ectos, D. Robet Ackeman--student activities, F. William Toohey--campus ministy, F. James Reihle--Dean of Students and oncampus housing. While these fou, plus F. James Shilts and Ms. Jeanne Swatz, will do the bulk of eseach and make ecommendations, it still emains fo Faccenda to evaluate the esults and make a final decision. Full Time Job Howeve, he will not be ableto devote full time to student affais, because of his duties as Geneal Counsel. This is unfotunate, because the Vice Pesident fo Student Affais is the Administation's most diect link with the student body, making it a vey impotant and full time job. He should not split his time with anothe office. The committee to find a new VPSA must incease its effots, and fill the office as soon as possible. t would be difficult fo a new pemanent vice pesident to lean enough about the students and thei oganizations this semeste, but at least he would know enough of the opes by the middle of Januay to impove student affais and assist student leades duing the second semeste. The seach committee has been concentating on finding a suitable applicant fom among the Holy Coss fathes. This has not been poductive. The committee should expand its emphasis in the aea of lay applicants, as well as inceasing the pace of its seach. John Abowd Don Ruane Spoiled spot The Olympic Games ae intended to be a showcase of mankind's athletic accomplishments. They ae an occasion fo the wold's geatest athletes to meet the best possible competition, in an atmosphee of good spotsmanship, and to test the skills they had developed duing yeas of taining and had wok. nstead, the Olympic Games have become an aena fo political activity. The needless, tagic deaths of the kidnapped saeli athletes Tuesday is the latest, and most appalling, incident in a seies of politically-oiented actions that have maed the 20th Olympiad. Even befoe the Games began, a political powe play by the Afican nations bought about Rhodesia's disbament fom the competition. That incident was almost fogotten in the beautiful, thilling opening ceemonies and it seemed as if, when the Olympic flame was lit atop the stadium in Munich, the tue spiit of the Games buned in the competitos and officials assembled in the stadium. The feeling was shot-lived, howeve, as complaints wee hea time and again about the favoitism shown by judges in the boxing, diving, westling and gymnastics competitions. Then, Tuesday, came the shocking news about the saelis. Rathe than eveling in the joy bought about by Mak Spitz's unpecedented feat of winning weven gold medals, the wold instead mouns the passing of devoted men, athletes who wished only to compete. These 20th Olympic Games have bought no eal tiumphs fo man, only failues. That's a tagedy. Jim Donaldson Talkin: Did Saldies,.....,:: ;: Back at the Dome fed '=Jiuffida The fall endezvous with the Lady of the Lake has been completed again, and fo the eldely fold on campus, fo the last time. The educated <=\ anyway> eye of the senio espies some facets of this etun that mak it fom those that peceeded it. These aspects ae vaied, but they do hold in common th fact that each in its own way pesents questions which leave the diection of dulac uncetain. The most immediate disaste is, of couse, the appalling living conditions which welcome the feshman. n compaison with othe schools, ND's housing has always been ghettoish, but it has ecently been appoaching espectability. Last yea, we had feshmen living tempoaily in the infimay (a moguish thought fo sue), but this yea the poblem has quintupled and they ae now peopling study lounges and basements (an even wose thought>. One is supised that beds have not been installed in the livay caels, but that would have violated the constitution's clause on cuel and unusual punishments. The eal cunch is whethe they will eve coect some of the foced doubles and tiples that ae among the lesse evils. Bad housing is an accustomed sight hee, but the vision of a gil sunbathing in a bikini atop Walsh Hall is statling enough to pompt shock teatment (and thus disqualify you aspiing politicians fom the vice-pesidency. Have faith, though, statistics have poven that you must bl.' nuts to un fo the pesidency). Yes, coeducation is finally hee, but instant paadiso, we shall not have. n point of fact, thee ae many difficult times ahead because Note Dame, fom top to bottom, will simply need time to adjust to the pesence of women on campus <at night too-legally). Still, in contast to the housing situation, ND is moving in the ight diection hee. High above these teestial consideations and thei eathly abode, thee sits the geatest Enigma of them all on his etheeal thone. One wondes what the King will do to o fo his people. Will he send down his wizad, and, as umo has, his adopted son, Ed Gay, Keepe ofthe Cat, to save his people fom thei teible oppessions? Will he send his good fia H-Man to save the souls of the abble and lead them in meiment? O will he abdicate and leave the illiteate peons to fend fo themselves. This campus has neve had a King befoe and ou Holy Coss administatos have neve dealt with One who is in dii:ect contact with the Highest One. They may well bun him as a heetic and weak havoc upon the abble who followed him. Seiously, the question is whethe Note Dame's limited student self-govenment will lapse o whethe Bob Kesten will successfully tansfom the instument he so viciously attacked into one which will meet the needs of the futue. n the long un this is much moe impotant that two-thids of the campus o pobably even Kesten himself ealized last yea. Of couse, the aveage student, paticulaly if this be his last yea, need be only academically concened with these questions. We can still dink bee, play basketball, and watch football games to ou heat's content. Classes will awaken us each day and tests and papes will pass ou way ad infinitum. Afte all, despite all the cosmic poblems which plague us, ND is still the same old place to live day afte day. Nite Edito: Jack Fischkon Nite Staff: Joe Abell, Maia Gallaghe, Don Ruane, Chis Sullivan Typists: the new gang Nite Contolle: Joe Wilkowski

7 Recadinas jaseph abell tilogy: moe of the same old good stuff , l j j j This may seem odd to you, but 've always set by the two pevious EL&P ecodings consideed Emeson, Lake, and Palme as <'m not eally counting Pictues, since it's a athe stange, mysteious goup. About not an oiginal wok). t doesn't have the once evey 7-8 months, they'll come out with deep down excitement and ceative tapan LP of vey ceative (and vaguely pings of Takus, and it doesn't have the pessimistic! music, and will pomptly dazzling cleveness of the pemie album. disappea fo anothe 7-8 months. Concets Ganted, it eaches all of these adjectives at seem ae. and 've known few people times; fo instance "Hoedown" is a vey who've seen EL&P in peson. lively and inventive eaangement of a But the music emains, to fascinate in its familia song of Aaon Copeland's, and complexity and in the vituosity of Keith "The Endless Enigma," though slow Emeson's keyboad wok, to distub in the stating, bings out Emeson's divese faintly dischodant tone of Geg Lake's keyboads and Lake's commanding voice voice and lyics, and to vastly entetain in excellently. But on the whole, the album is its capacity to undestand ock tends. moe-o-less aveage EL&P--bette than a The oiginal Emeson, Lake and Palme lot of goups, but not fantastic. did this fom the haunting "Take a Pebble" The album does confim one thing, to the simple and popula-fo-a-shot-time though: Keigh Emesons' talent fo "Lucky Man." t happened again when the keyboad. He dazzles and astounds as he goup foeshadowed Jetho Tull's Thick As leaps fom ogan to moog to piano with no A Bick by ecoding Takus' single-side appaent hesitation o poblems. He's statement. And et again <though not so.. benefited fom the Mach of Pogess in his successfully l with the extemely ambitious moe fequent use of moog than befoe. Pictues At An Exhibition. Whee befoe he opeated pimaily fom And now we'e hee again, with chuch and a heavy-handed-sounding ogan something called Tilogy. The same in the fist LP, he has moved to moe mysteiousness, the same beath of evil and "lighte" ogan and moe special effects on madness; yet the same excitement that the moog. Vedict: impovement--he has a goes along with an EL&P ecoding. But much less bleak sound and moe of a lively somehow. get the impession that this one. ecoding will meet the same fate as its And anothe talent emeges, albeit at the pedecessos, pehaps because of EL&P's end of the ecod: that of aange exdeep undestanding of geneal musical cellante. "Abaddon's Boleo" is a mach foms. an undestanding not found in a that daws back memoies of King Cimgeat deal of popula music. And it's eally son's "Devil's Tiangle" and is evil souna shame that the public would athe pay ding enough to fit in that changing-of-thefo. and listen to. moe infeio caft- guads scene in The Wizad of Oz; but the manship. most significant pat of the song is the Unfotunately, howeve, Tilogy as a cescendo of diffeent sounds. All of them whole is musically infeio to the standads ae poduced by the moog of couse, but Tilogy Emeson, Lake, & Palme Cotillion $5.98 list they effectively take on the chaacteistics of a full ochesta. Eveything fom simulated tumpets to tubas play a pat to poduce a climax that doesn't disappoint. What he could do with a eal ochesta would be vey inteesting to see. But this buildup of Emeson is not a putdown of Lake and Palme. While the latte is athe insignificant in the ole of dumme. the fome is vey much a pat of foming the style of the goup. His ock had <no pun intended) bass lines fom the vey solid famewok fo Emeson's ceations and Lake has poven that he's no amateu; when it comes to witing. His simple "Lucky Man" fom an ealie album and now his again simple "Fom the Beginning" ae the Top 40 showcase pieces fo thei espective LPs. Yet he can also wite moe complexely. as his patneship with Emeson shows. especially on the title tack of this album. The goup has its fun too---no goup can put out an entiely "seious" wok and succeed fo long---in the inky-tink "Sheiff'' and the unusually shot fo EL&Pl "Living Sin." So thee you have it: a keyboad man that anks in the top five ock keyboad atists, a vesatile guitaist and lyicist, and a vey competent and efficient dumme, appaently enjoying thei wok and doing a damn good job. Thee-man goups have a limit on what they can do. and how fa they can pogess, something poven by the Jimi Hendix Expeience beakup and especially by Gand Funk Raiload. But not so with Emt>son. Lake and Palme. Thev have shown that :l-man goups can be both ceative and can pogess in style. Thus. it spems cuiousthat they haven't attained the notoiety of the othes. though thei ceativity fa supasses them. said that Tilogy will pobably meet the fatp of its pedecessos: anonymity. Maybe it will. but it sue as hell shouldn't. t's not thei best. but it's woth moe than a lot of othes. king's ook to queen's bishop fou fische vs spassky: anothe look by Haold C. Schonbeg <Cl 972 New Yok Times t is now Septembe, and Bobby Fische has been cowned Chess Champion of the Wold, and the sun goes down aound 9:30 p.m. n June it was diffeent. Bobby Fische hadn't aived, and nobody knew if he would, and it was daylight 24 hous a day in this city nea the Actic Cicle. At midnight the ocean lapping thee sides of the city was light blue, and the gaily painted oofs of the small white buildings in Reykjavik gleamed thei eds, geens and yellows. An Ameican visito was invited to go out fo a ound of golf at an oceanside couse. "Gladly," he said. "What time?" "Shall we tee off at?" "Soy. Can't. have all kinds of things to do in the moning, and... " "No, no. Not in the moning. At o'clock tomoow night." The visito was told to bing a hat. The sixth and ninth holes of the couse ae tapped -- by Actic tens. They nest in June, do not like intudes, and the spunky bids dive-bomb the golfes. A hat stenuously waved in the ai scaes them off. Fo chess buffs, it was a once-in-a-lifetime oppotunity not only to watch Bois and Bobby, but also toubbeneckat a gaggle of assoted gandmastes. Thee in one oom, discussing the game, might be Lasen, Najdof, Gligoic, Byne, Evans and Lombady. t was as if a music love at a violin ecital had stumbled into a oom in which Sten, Oistakh, Milstein, Fancescatti and Heifetz wee analyzing the pefomance. The Russian gandmastes, Gelle and Kogius. kept mostly to themselves. Gelle.vas one of the GREAT SGHTS OF THE MATCH. He would sit in the lobby, watching the game on a TV monito, chainsmoking nevously. Felle, a shot, thickset man with laugh winkles at his eyes, does not have a poke face, and eveybody could tell how his man was doing. When Spassky made what Gelle thought was an infeio move, Gelle would scew up his face in a pained expession and he would puff like a destoye letting out a smoke sceen, On June 28, Bobby Fische fled Kennedy Aipot befoe his scheduled depatue fo celand. His lawye, Paul Mashall, blamed his action on the pess, but an official of Loftleidi, the celandic Ailine, had a diffeent stoy. Bobby, he said, demanded pivacy, so Loftleidi povided him with a limousine. He was bought to the aiplane by a back oute. Suddenly he decided to ente the aipot teminal. He did so and disappeaed. Then he was located in a stoe, buying an alam clock. Then he wanted his luggage emoved fom the plane. He would take a late flight. The luggage was emoved. How to kill an hou and a half'? Bobby decided he was hngy and went into a estauant. That waswheethe Pess saw him and descended en masse. "Bobby wanted to be discoveed," concluded the Loftleidi official, "He was looking fo an excuse not to fly.'' The most hectic day of the match? Most would nominate Sunday, July 6. Fische, angy about conditions in exhibition hall; had booked a flight on each of thee planes leaving fo New Yok. This was confimed by the esevation desk. The jounalists wee not going to let him sneak out. One young man was selected as a fouth-floo stake-out, and he positioned himself nea Bobby's oom, a phone at hand, so he could wan eveybody if Bobby was on his way down. The Ameican jounalists had a fleet of cas eady to take off fo Keflavik Aipot an mte_cept B?bby. The Bitish jounalists hied a pivate plane fo the 30-mile tip. t all ended up with Bobby playing the thid game in a pivate oom of the hall. The funniest day of the match'? Well, thee was the aftenoon afte the Russian chage of Ameican electonic and chemical wafae against SJ!assky. An X ay of Spassky's chai had evealed a foeign object, and the chai was taken apat. The stage looked like a hospital opeating oom. Pieces of chai wee stewn all ove the aena. An upholstee was picking at its insides. A cop was on duty in case the unknown object was a bomb. Woied officials of the celandic Chess Fedeation wee standing by, winging thei hands, wondeing if the!%'?'? chai could eve be put togethe again. Towad the end of the match, the childen of celand discoveed that selling autogaphs of chess celebities was big business. The kids, those beautiful, platinum-haied, blue-eyed junio vikings, would waylay celebities. "Please, you autogaph'?" Most eveybody aound hee speaks English. The kids soon leaned to appoach gandmastes not with one, o even five cads, but with 20 o 30. "Please'?" t was had to esist them, but some gandmastes did. Duing the last week a guad was placed outside of the pessoom to keep the kids fom enteing. f one man can be said to have held the match togethe, it was the efeee, Lotha Schmid, duing the inteminable hassling, duing all of Fische's demands and ultimatums, he was calm, polite, unflusteed. But one day afte the match he sagged. The eaction had set in. " don't feel so good." he admitted at lunch. Like eveybody else connected with the match of the centuy, he wants to take the vacation of the centuy. Now that the match is ove, celandes ae bacing themselves fo something even bigge--a possible cold wa with England. celand, stating its existence depends on exclusivity in its fishing gounds, is pushing he teitoial limit outwad to 50 miles. The Bitish ae conteting this, and a showdown may be imminent. Last time this happened. a few yeas ago, the two gunboats of the celandic Navy steamed out and engaged the Bitish fleet, loading its guns, it is said. with potatoes. A baage of potatoes wee shot acoss the sten of the Bitish Admial's flagship. Nobody eally wanted to kill anybody in that wa. So last time the celandic fleet fought the Royal Navy to a standstill. Will it happen this time? The answe may be fothcoming any day.

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9 Wednesday, Septembe 6, 972 the obseve 9 Six new depatment heads SMC undegoes administative changes ' by Maia Gallaghe A numbe of administative and academic changes maked the past summe fo St. May's, accoding to D. William Hickey, Vice-Pesident fo Academic Affais. Six new depatment chaimen, seventeen new full time and fouteen new pat time faculty have been hied, fou new majos ae available, and the academic dean's office has been eplaced with a thee-pat "academic affais aea." Administative Appointments n the administation, a numbe of jobs have changed hands and some new ones have been ceated. D. Jack Detzle, fome povost, has been appointed Diecto of Community Affais in the newlyoganized Office of Development and Public Relations headed by Siste Basil Anthony. Jason Lindowe, fomely Assistant Vice Pesident in chage of fiscal affais, is now Vice Pesident of Fiscal Affais. The office of Assistant to the Pesident, unfilled fo two yeas, has now been occupied by John J. Hof, fome Executive Diecto of the Thomas Moe nstitute in Tucson, Aizona. Siste Jeanne Finske, past academic dean, has ejoined the Education depatment. Siste Alma Pete, fome acting pesident of the college, has been named coodinato of off-eampus pogams. Depatment Chaiman Shuffle D. Claence Dineen eassumed chaimanship in the Biology depatment, eplacing D. William Hickey, now Vice-Pesident fo Academic Affais. D. Dineen was oiginally chaiman of the "sciences" depatment at St. May's, and seved as the Biology depatment head fo 5 yeas afte the sciences depatment split into Biology, Chemisty, and Physics. D. James McCay comes to the music depatment fom the Univesity of South Floida with consideable expeience in music education, specializing in choal diection. He hopes to involve the entie community---including South Bend and suounding schools---in the SMC music pogam. McCay eceived his doctoate fom the Univesity of owa and also taught at the Univesity of Miami. S. Jean Kiene, an SMC gaduate, succeeds D. Paul Messbage to the chaimanship of the English depatment. As assistant pofesso of English last yea, S. Jean holds a Ph.D fom the Univesity of Toonto. Detzle: New post D. Reginald Bain is acting chaiman of the coopeative speech and dama depatment, succeeding D. Roge Kenvin. Bain eceived his doctoate fom the Univesity of Minnesota. M. Leonad Fleck, a doctoal candidate at St. Louis Univesity and assistant pofesso of philosophy last yea at SMC, will seve as acting chaiman of the now independent philosophy depatment. The spot was fomely held by the Rev. Enan McMullin, who headed the meged depatments of both Note Dame and St. May's. D. John McDonagh, also an assistant pofesso last yea, will head the psychology depatment. McDonagh is a gaduate of the Univesity of Oklahoma and holds a Ph.D in clinical psychology. S. Anna Teesa Bay house fom Dunbaton College in Washington, D.C. will seve as chaiman of the Moden Language depatment. She was also chaiman of that depatment at Dunbaton, and holds a Ph.D fom Geogetown. Thity-one new faculty membes n the at depatment, Ms. Jean Battles <MFA School of the At nstitute of Chicago> and Ms. Saita Levin (M.S. At Education, llinois nstitute of Technology( will be new instuctos. D. Anne Susana (Ph.D ndiana Univesity> has been named an assistant pofesso of Biology, and Ms. Juanda Bick (M.S. Tulane Univesity), James McGiven <Ph.D in Genetics, Note Dame), D. John O'Malley (Ph.D Ceighton Univesity), and Bothe Lawence Stewat (M.S., - ND student discounts -30% off on Latex paint -5% off on unpainted funitue 333 S. Michigan Note Dame) will be guest lectues in that depatment. n the chemisty-physics depatment, D. Stanley Lichtman <Ph.D Syacuse Univesity) has been named an associate pofesso, and D. Andew Boyle <Ph.D Note Dame), D. Chales Bambel <Ph.D Johns Hopkins), and M. Gay Maolt (doctoal candidate in physics, Note Dame) will be the guest lectues. n the economics-business depatment, M. Athu Jackson <M.B.A. Note Dame) and M. Fank Slaby, J. (M.B.A. ndiana Univesity) will seve as instuctos. M. Dominick Boscoe (M.F.A. Univesity of owa) will head the witing pogam of the English depatment, and Ms. Deanna Sokolowski (M.A. Univesity of Mayland> will also be an instucto in English. Siste Bettina Batchelde <M.A. English, M.A. educational counseling and guidance, Catholic Univesity) will be a pat-time lectue in English. the Dug Action Pogam in South Bend, will lectue pat time in psychology, as will D. van Pangac, head psychologist of the St. Joseph County Mental Health Clinic..Ms. Joyce Maieb <doctoal candidate, Boston Univesity) will be eithe an assistant pofesso o instucto in eligious studies. n the sociology depatment, D. Jean Byne (Ph.D Note Dame) has been named an assistant pofesso, M. F. Eugene Hess <M.A. ndiana Univesity), a county social woke, will lectue pat time in that depatment, as will the Rev. James Kelley (Ph.D Univesity of Noth Caolina). n the speech and dama depatment, D. Chales Heimedinge (Ph.D ndiana (Continued on page 2) Please Compae ll Befoe You Buy O Lease a REFRGERATOR Look fo these featues: Ms. Magaet O'Bien (M.A. Look fo these featues: Univesity of Chicago) an SMC 4.6 Cubic Feet (The Legal Limit) alumnae, will be an instucto in B Push Button Defosting the Humansitic Studies depatment. Sliding Shelves D. Donald Pullage <Ph.D. Wok Top Pudue> has been named an No Deposit associate pofesso in FREE Delivey - Maintenance - Pickup mathematics. Local Deale - Student Reps Ms. Magaet Woods (B.A. St. May's College), a teache fom St. Joseph's high school in South Bend, will lectue pat-time in Spanish. Ds. Edwad Gozodowski (Ph.D Note Dame) and Alan Nasse <Ph.D ndiana Univesity) have been named assistant pofessos in philosophy. D. 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10 0 the obseve Wednesday, Septembe 6, 972 King sets SLC date, wants SMC ministe by Mike Baum Student Govenment officials issued a seies of announcements yesteday anging fom the enewed Student Life Council elections to SBP King Kesten's tentative plans fo a SMC Ministe Plenipotentiay. Speaking fom R. Calhoun Kesten's office, Dennis Etienne, E (H-Man) Executive Coodinato; Edwad Ellis, newly appointed head of Academic Affis; and James Clak, Commissione of Reseach and Development, explained the upcoming Student Life Council (SLCl elections. Consulting a calenda, the thee set the date fo the SLC elections as Sept. 20. Campaigns will stat the peceeding Sunday at noon, and close at 2:00 am, Wednesday the 20th. Those who wish to un fo the position of Commissione fom one of the six disticts should pesent a petition with fifty signatues to the Student Govenment offices by next Fiday, the 5th. Petition foms may be picked up at the offices next Monday. The SLC election disticts ae:. Off-Campus 2. Faley, Been-Phillips, Cavanaugh and St. Ed's 3. Gace and Flanne Towes 4. Stanfod, Keenan, Zahm, Holy Coss, St. Joe's and Moeau. 5. Soin, Walsh, Alumni, Badin and Dillon 6. Fishe, Pangbon, Lyons, Moissey, and Howad. One commissione is elected fom each distict, elections ae esticted to undegaduates. The tio also announced appointments, including M. Ellis' and M. Clak's and also Michael Maget to the position of teasue. n addition, Etienne announced, "t's umoed that Kesten <SBPl might appoint a Ministe Plenipotentiay to St. May's." This move is elated to one of Kesten's famous election pomises, and, as Etienne explained, is mostly fo the sake of the headlines. The position of Student Ombudsman is still unfilled, Etienne noted. nteested students should apply at the Student Govenment offices. "Women need not be afaid to apply," Etienne added. Reseach & Development chief Jim Clak announced the fomation of a "Food Committee" to act as an advisoy boad to Food Sevices Diecto Edwad Pice. The Committee, accoding to Clak, will consist of 5 o 6 students, Pice, the two manages of Noth and South dining halls, and the staff dietician. They will meet appoximately twice a month to discuss complints concening the Food Sevices, suggest menu changes, and discuss policy decisions. n addition, Clak said they ae No poblems fo fist coed classes woking on einstating the coex meal ticket aangement of last yea. The sevice, allowing students fom Note Dame and St. May's to eat meals at each othe's dining halls will be diected on the Note Dame side by Shaon McAuliffe and Skip Fancisoni. St. May's half of the pogam is being handled by Bab McKienan. Clak also announced tentative plans to set up a bicycle egistation pogam on campus. "When a bike is lost the only way it can be etuned is if it has a seial numbe," Clak explained, "This pogam will povide a system of seial numbes." The details of the egistation pogam will be announced late. Registation uns smoothly Yesteday's egistation pogam went almost as well as Regista Rick Sullivan hoped it would. Sullivan claimed that the only majo poblem of the day was with the meal validation stickes on some. D. cads. n many cases the cads wee issued without the validation stamps attached. Sullivan noted that the poblem was cleaed up though. The Regista complained that too many student again tied to beat the "ush" and egiste at 8:30. "Students have a habit of coming at 8:30. They don't follow the alphabetical list we issue," Sullivan noted that the whole system would wok much moe efficiently if the students followed the published ode. Then he questioned if pehaps he was not too naive. The 25 feshman gils followed the oganized pogam of the feshman yea egistation, Sullivan confimed. Likewise, he noted that the gil tansfe O'Laughlin Auditoium students followed the egula tansfe student egistation pogam. The tansfe students had counseling on Monday with thei advisos o deans and they obtained thei couse appovals today undegaduates wee to have egisteed today accoding to Sullivan. He noted that of the 6660, 635 wee feshmen, 345 wee new students <tansfes o non- continuing students), and 4680 wee continuing students. Also egisteing today wee 00 gaduate students, 75 M.B.A. The Obseve is published daily duing the college semeste except vacations by the students of the Univesity of Note Dame and St. May's College. Subsciptions may be puchased fo $8 fom The Obseve, Box Q, Note Dame, nd Second class postage paid, Note Dame, nd NOTRE DAME-SANT MARY's THEATRE announces TRYOUTS fo James Goldman's THE LON N WNTER Wed., Sept. 6 at 7:30 p.m. Thus. 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11 ednesday, Septembe 6, 972 the obseve '-Geen'lish looking ttf ebuild by Jim Donaldson Spots F.dito Note Dame will field a geen football team in 972--geen not fo its ish nickname but because of its inexpeience. Only 8 lettemen etun fom last season's 8-2 club, causing coach Aa Paseghian to comment, "This is the biggest ebuilding job 've faced since coming to Note Dame." Paseghian must set to wok impoving an offense that scoed only 225 points last season, the lowest total in his eight yeas at Note Dame, and ebuilding a defense iddled by the gaduation of eight states. "We lost six people with thee yeas expeience and two othes with two yeas expeience fom ou defensive unit," Paseghian said Tuesday. "Thee's no way we can be as good defensively as last yea." Tackle Geg Max and linebackes Jim Musaaca and Jim O'Malley, all senios, ae the lone etunees fom the '7 defense. "Because of ou young defense it is mandatoy that we impove ou offensive poductivity," Paseghian commented. "We hope to be able to put moe points on the scoeboad and take the buden off ou defensive unit." "Last yea we contolled games with ou defense and kicking game. This season, we want to Jim Donaldson :::=:=:=:=:=:=====================================================:=:=:::::======================= The ish Eye Aa Paseghian has always maintained, with good eason, that whee his team is anked in the pe-season polls isn't impotant - it's whee they ae on Januay 2nd that counts. Afte winning the national title in 966, Note Dame was tabbed tops in the county by the wie sevices pio to the 967 season, but the ish slipped to a 7-2- ecod and a final ating of ninth. A yea ago, Spots llustated declaed that Note Dame ought to be fist in the land, despite the absence of a poven quateback. nstead, the ish finished out of the top ten fo the only time in Paseghian's tenue. Spued by the football feve that affects the faithful befoe the stat of the season, speculation about the elative stengths of the majo college clubs is ampant. lf people took the pedictions seiously, thee'd be no point in playing the season at all -the national champions, the All-Ameicans,, and even the Reisman Tophy winne would have been decided befoehand. Nevetheless, the opinions of the expets povide gid fans with plenty to talk about while awaiting the fall's fist kickoff. At Note Dame. whee it's the ish against the est of the county and the final polls detemine the success o failue of a season, people get petty concened about whee the club stands in the ankings. Depending on who you listen to, Note Dame has been ated anywhee fom a contende fo the national title to a "possibility" fo a top twenty finish. The Football Wites Association of Ameica picks the ish fo tenth. Steet and Smith's yeabook, a college football annual that has been on the newstands fo yeas and is usually accuate, ates Note Dame sixth. Playboy, consideed by many to be a temendous judge of fom, though they specialize in cheeleades athe than athletes, doesn't deem the ish wothy of notice in its top twenty. Obviously, thee's a conflict of opinion as to just how good Note Dame figues to be in '72. With eight egulas. including thee All-Ameicans, gone fom last vea's defensive unit and the quateback situation yet to be fimed up, it's difficult to pedict how the ish will fae this fall. f the offense fails to put enough points on the boad to ovecome a weakened defense. Note Dame could lose thee, o even fou games. But. if the offense jells and the inexpeienced defense matues quickly, it's possible that the ish could get though the yea unbeaten. t's inconceivable that an undefeated Note Dame team could be anked anywhee but fist at the end of a season. Possible stumbling blocks in Note Dame's path to the top of the ankings ae ach ivals Pudue, Michigan State and Southen Cal. The Ai Foce Academy looms as a theat, too. Pudue and the Spatans ae both well stocked with etuning states and ae given outside chances to win the Big Ten title. Note Dame will meet those clubs on successive weekends ealy in the season and the team's final anking will hinge upon whethe o not the ish ae eady to meet such a stiff challenge. The schedule becomes much easie afte the MSU game, with upsetminded Ai Foce the only eal dange. Southen Cal's poweful Tojans will be Note Dame's final opponent in 972, and, as usual, they figue to give the ish all the action they can handle. But that's well into the futue and if Note Dame goes to Los Angeles -unbeaten, can the wost happen... again?. With thee weeks left until the.opene at Nothwesten, is yet to be poven. A look at past pefomances indicatp.:;, centage favos a top ten finish by the ish. Tht '"Y' -; hee, if the Jcish can win thei fist thee games, <.hen is within each. An ealy seasotloss could, in the long, Ul&!:l!! : ten finish an accomplishment. RSH LEADERS---Coach Aa Paseghian, flanked by co-captains (;t'g Max. at left, and John Dampee, seeks to lead the ish back into the top ten in the national polls. have an effective offense so that Willie Townsend ae talented pass "Clements and Bown ae head we can contol the game that catches and the ish can and shouldes above the est of the way," he said. boast of an abundance of good candidates ight now,'' Paseghian The ish have the makings of an unnes. said. "They'e both doing well and offensive machine, if they can find John Cieszkowski, Andy Huff, woking had." the man to un it. Tackle John Geg Hill, Dayll Dewan, Ron Dampee and guad Fank Goodman, and Gay Diminick Pomaico ae the top pefomes should povide a poweful gound on a stong font line, tight end game. n addition, soph speedste Mike Ceaney and wide eceive Eic Penick, a 9.5 spinte, pomises to be the beakaway Note Dame's incoming feshmen have aived on campus, but back the ish have been looking fo since Nick Eddy gaduated. two fist yea athletes who wee The stating quateback job has consideed to be among the yet to be decided, howeve. Junio school's top ecuits last sping Cliff Bown, who stated the last won't be joining thei classmates six games a yea ago, and Tom this week, much to the dismay of Clements, up fom the feshman the ish athletic depatment. team, ae the top candidates, Jamie Quik, an 8-yea old sta unning ahead of Bill Nyop and quateback fom Whittie, Cal., Bill Ette. Pat Steenbege, who who signed a lette of intent to saw plenty of action in '7, will be attend Note Dame, decided to lost fo the season with a shoulde foego college in favo of signing a injuy. bonus baseball contact with the OBSERVER SPORTS Wohlhute beaten in Olympic 800 metes Rick Wohlhute, a fome Note Dame tack team captain and a membe of the United States Olympic Team, baely missed qualifying fo the finals of the 800 mete un last week in Munich. Wohlhute seemed out of the ace entiely afte falling on the fist tun, but he ecoveed in time to gain thid place on the final tun. Thinking he had clinched thid, Wolhute eased up his pace in the final hunded yads, only to be passed at the wie. The fome ish sta, unning fo the Chicago Tack Club, eaned his spot on the U.S. squad in the Olympic tials unning a caee low of :45 to finish second behind eventual gold medalist Dave Wottle of Bowling Geen. Ken Swenson of Kansas State and Club West was thid in the tials, while the fist altenate in fouth place was Jim Ryun. Wohlhute, who woked on his maste's degee at llinois State Univesity this past yea, competed in tack at Note Dame fo fou yeas, gaduating last sping. Thoughout his collegiate caee he was hampeed by injuies, most of the outdoo meets 9,- )lis junio and senio native won the un indoos as a captued the C4A "'d like to name a numbe one quateback by the Nothwesten game," he continued, "but, if no one clealy emeges as the best, we might stat the season by using two quatebacks." The ish will open thei 972 schedule Sept. 23 at Nothwesten and take on Big Ten title hopefuls Pudue and Michigan State on the following weekends. Paseghian is well awae of the difficulty--and impotance--of his club's ealy season games. "We'll have to gow up quickly," the ish coach said. "What happens in ou fist thee games will go a long way in detemining how well we do this season." On pape, it looks like ough ealy going fo the inexpeienced ish but Paseghian isn't about to concede anything. "Attitude can make a big diffeence in a team," he emaked. "A team with good moale, good leadeship and detemination can ovecome inexpeience. Those things ae intangibles but they become vey meaningful on the field. believe that esponsibility makes new stas." Note Dame finished out of the top ten last yea fo the fist time in Paseghian's tenue. f the ish ae to climb back to the top of the polls, it'll depend on whethe o not those "new stas" can be found. Royals, Rutges ob ookies Rick Wohlhute outdoo 880 last yea. The Olympic qualifying ace was his fist intenational competition. Kansas City Royals of the Ameican League, while basketball standout Phil Selles, epotedly heading fo N.D., changed his mind and has enolled at Rutges Univesity in New Bunswick, N.J. Quik's talents at shotstop wee ated highly enough by the Royals to induce that club to dole out a $70,000 bonus in ode to obtain his signatue, the highest bonus eve paid by that club. Selles aveaged ove 30 points and 20 ebounds a game while attending Thomas Jeffeson High School in Booklyn, N.Y. The 6'5 fowad was ated one of the best high school basketball playes in the county and was the object of a heated ecuiting battle. He had been set to attend Note Dame last May but announced his decision to go to Rutges June 7th. Fou ish stas touted as possible All Ameicans Fou Note Dame football playes, including both co-captains, have been touted as possible All-Ameicans by vaious media thoughout the nation in thei annual peseason selections. Senio co-captains Geg Max and John Dampee, senio tight end Mike Ceaney and junio guad Fan Pomaico have all been tabbed as playes wothy of All-Ameican consideation. Max, a defensive tackle and the lone etunee fom last season's outstandingfontfou, is a two-time letteman fom Redfod Michigan. The 6-5, 245-pounde is a deadlv tackle and aggessive pass ushe. Dam pee. 6-2, 235, has also letteed twice fo the ish. The Kemit, Texas, native has logged ove 300 minutes of action the past two seasons and is an outstanding blocke. Fo the thid staight yea, Note Dame's stating tight end will be Mike Ceaney, 6-4, 225, fom Towson, Md. He has caught 26 passes fo 569 yads in twc seasons fo the ish. The only undeclassman whc figues to eceive All-Ameica!l mention is guad Fank Pomaico, 6-, 240. A Howad Beach, N.Y.,native who attendee the same high schol as fome two time ish All-Ameican guac Lay DiNado, Pomaico ha! hopes of duplicating DiNado'! collegiate success. T C.,.

12 l t t [,.. '' 2 the obseve Wednesday, Septembe 6, 972 New faces at St. May's (continued fom page 9) Univesitv) has been named an assistant pofesso, and Ms. Faith Adams (M.A. Univesity of Washington) will be an instucto and costume. Nt-w Majos Concening new majos, D. llickev evealed that fou had been instituted thee of which ae immediatl'ly available to students. Psychology and political science. fomely joint pogams with Note Dame, ae now building independent cuiculums on this campus. Both will be intedisciplinay, utilizing couses fom sociology and othe depatments to supplement the majo. While only an individual language majo had been offeed peviously at St. May's, a majo in moden languages is now available. Business administation is not yet open to students as a majo filed as a cuiculum has not yet been finalized. Howeve, two pofessos have been hied by the depatment and some business couses will be taught this semeste in the economicsbusine:s depatment. D. Hickey added that a "special l'ducation endosement" may now be obtained by education majos. This will be made possible in coopeation with indiana Univesity; all the couses, howeve, will be taught on the St. May's campus. Acadl'mic Affais Aea The new "academic affais aea" is compised of thee office: the vice pesident fo academic affais, the assistant to the vice pesident, and the dean of feshmen. This stuctue, D. Hickey explained, can bette seve students by eliminating the ovebudened academic dean's office and edistibuting its duties. The vice pesident fo academic affais, D. Hickey, will be diectly esponsible fo depatment chaimen, maintenance of acaemic standads, and cuiculum changes. The assistant to the vice pesident, Ms. Gail Mandell, will be an "academic ombudsman" of sots, poviding academic counseling and in tep_ett_ion of academic policies fo mdividual students. This post, said D. Heny, was ceated to fill the students' need fo a full-time academic counselo. Ms. Mandell plans to initiate evening office hous since most students ae busy with classes duing the day. While most junios and senis will seek counseling fom thei depatment chaimen o advisos, D. Hickey emphasized the impotance of Ms. Mandell's office to sophomoes who may be undecided about a majo pogam, and to all students who may have questions concening equiements schedule difficulties, o colleg academic policies. Commenting on the new academic affais aea, D. Edwad Heny said, "t's time "administation ow" pusued an open doo policy, making itself a"vailable to students and a place whee they ae not afaid to come fo help when they need it." Bloodbath ends athletic tagedy (continued fom page ) The toment of the entie event was heightened by confusion ceated in the public mind by contadictoy epots fom Geman and olympic officials alte the gunfie eupted at the aipot. Mek, in a pess confeence at 3 o'cio< k this moning said: "n this situation ou task and goal to fee the hostages was made moe difficult by the lack of ageement fom sael to fee pisoneso to get guaantees fom the Aabs not to take action against the hostages." He said the fedeal ministe of the inteio, Hans Dietich Gensche had offeed to substitute himself and othe Geman officials fo the saeli hostages. This, and money. was ejected by the Aabs. The Aabs, amed with Russianmade Kalashnikov automatic ifles. enteed the lightly guaded olympic compound about 4 a.m. afte climbing the fence, they made thei way to the thee stoy building housing 26 saelis and began thei aid shotly befoe 5 a.m.. accoding to eyewitnesses. The fist to die appaently was Moshl' Weinbeg, 33, a weightlifting coach. The second man was identified as Yossef Romano, 3, a weightlifte. saeli souces said Romano had held the entance doo to the thee saeli apatments as he Aabs tied to beak in and called to anothe saeli: "Run fo you life." A volley of bullets then toe though the doo, hitting Romano and wounding him fatally. An saeli who managed to get out said he was one of who escaped. One of them, Gud Psaba, dashed away in a hail of bullets as the Aabs wee tying to hed his teammates togethe. The Aabs, fou o five in numbe. placed guads on all floos of the building while thei leade. a shot man in a dity shit with dak glasses and a pockmaked face, stood at the entance to negotiate on thei demands fo the elease of 250 Aab teoists held in sael. Thoughout the aftenoon the West. Geman policemen poued into the aea, moe than two dozen of them putting on tack suits ove amoed vests and hiding thei handguns undeneath. Thee amoed cas wee diven into the coutyad below the domitoy aea shotly afte noon. Accoding to a police souce, the Aabs said they would shoot anybody in the vicinity who did not wea a tack suit. They also demanded and eceived a small adio to keep in touch with the wold outside. The teoists issued ultimatums thoughout the day, saying they would shoot thei hostages by noon. and then postponed this till o'clock, to 3 o'clock and to 5 o'clock fom Chicago THE SEGEL SCHWALL BLUES BAND in concet Admission: $3.50 (advance). $4.00 (at the doo) All seats Reseved Advance Tickets available at Mois Civic Box Office Mail odes accepted. enclose self addessed stamped envelope and check o money ode MORRS CVC AUDTORUM 2 N. Michigan Ave. without acting on thei theat. n milmoning the etiing pesident of the Olympic games, Avey Bundage, said the Munich pogam would continue. But following an aftenoon meeting the intenational olympic committee decided to postpone the games scheduled fo this evening and tomoow out of espect to the dead saelis. 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